17 August 2026Plaux 2.0.4
A safe foundation for autonomous professions
Plaux can now form a signed, verifiable profession package without allowing AI to expand its own authority.
- A signed account mandate defines allowed effects, exact resources, destinations, limits and the minimum verifier strength.
- Skills, UI maps, recipes, schemas, safety policy and verifier pins form one immutable release.
- A deterministic kernel only permits attenuation and rejects unknown effects, weak verification or changed pins.
- New observations enter quarantine first; an undeclared effect kills the candidate.
- The same business intent keeps the same key across a new run, model or UI map version.
- In 2.0.4 this foundation does not yet execute money, publishing, deletion, new permissions or a live TGBooster launch.
17 August 2026Plaux 2.0.3
UI Maps you can safely reuse
Plaux now checks for an existing map before exploring a site again and keeps every choice under your control.
- See project, local and private cloud maps separately before a new exploration starts.
- Choose to use a map, complete missing interface branches or create a clean replacement.
- Keep public pages and authenticated areas of the same domain in separate maps.
- Optionally reuse a same-origin sign-in saved only in this Mac's Keychain; Plaux submits once and stops for MFA, CAPTCHA or ambiguity.
- Keep the live interface as the source of truth, with no silent merge or overwrite.
- Store private cloud copies encrypted on your Mac before upload.
- Keep private-cloud permission separate from community sharing and automatically expire temporary decrypted copies.
- Protect newer cloud maps from stale writes or accidental deletion.
- Follow collection progress sooner while Plaux explores screens, controls and popovers.
13 August 2026Plaux 2.0.2
A clearer path from task to proof
The latest release makes long-running work easier to follow, safer to resume and simpler to check when it finishes.
- See the active task, current step and next action in one calm timeline.
- Resume interrupted work from its last confirmed point instead of starting over.
- Understand when work is waiting, paused, stopped or only partially complete.
- Review what changed and where to verify it before calling a task finished.
- Keep screenshots and captured evidence grouped with the conversation that requested them.
- Use a more consistent, responsive interface across narrow and wide Mac windows.
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